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CATCHING A CANADIAN THEE

A LAWYERS CLERK RUNS AWAY WITH A FEW
THOUSAND poLLARs-FoUND IL wALL-sT
dispatch from tho Chief OF Police OF -. Cathsrines,
Canada, asked Inspector Byrnos on Friday To dreet
Morton Burtch, a law student I'm the Office Of luker
IngcrsOl promlnen law firm IN that city. burtch
had sbscondod with a lot OF stolen money, Including
draft for $50 90 drawn the Quebec Bank by H. d.
Cromber A full description given Of the fugitive.
lie had left Canada Thursday ght. Tho Inspector
gave notice In Wall st Immediately and set his men on
the watch for the Canadian. Yesterday DE cctvc Won
Gcrichtcn a who answered h. description
exactly going along Broad St Calling Detectives Nul-
vcy and Mallory he followed him. The Stranger went
10 the Office # c. Walsh, broker IN foreign money, at
No Wall st, and asked to have -, 400 Of Canadian
money changed into American dollars.
Detective Won Gcnchtcn stood by
unknown to him, while he tOd
the clerk thai he rom Montreal, where bis father
recently died, AMI lad decided 10 come here 10 live
The exchange having been effected, he left s., 900
deposit with the banker and went away. Tie de
tcctives, convinced that thoy hal the right but
anxious to II h. alone about the business,
fol owed him 10 smith & McAcill's hotel In ashing
and found thai h" had registered there r. Howard
llm Oh the spot. tie dran for <!.-"o wa found In
bis pocket The prisoners identity thus established
he taken To IOltcc headquarters aud ter con
frs,cd. Inspector yrnes teleeIapird yesterday for
some member Of The Law hrn. 10 and arrange
for the prisoners extra liton.
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NEW. Jersey.

p.rvpsor -Alnhonse Dnmonan LEGGED in Jail yeser.
day on plant OF his wife for kicking and beating nor
soon she had forgiven him aud wanted Nun 70
leased he denied his relation 10 her anu haa
issued for goods which he alleged she had
sssn When she that tho property WAS her OWE no
rant and took complaint for his abuse OF Edward
smith Jail yesterday on charge OF ieon
ousy as.anliing Margaret Curry The woman was nfst
BY Justice Weiss who TOOK her 70
ial IN person Tho broadway Reformed Chnrch people
obiact which has been laid Ia 'front.' OF trr euhcs
by tho Paterson CITY Railway but tho company refuses 10 re-
move it The Veterans Association OF tho 26th Newer
been appointed Tho date Is the anniversary
~ battle In which the reg iinent toon
mart Colonel Andrew Derom It's old commando Is prcs
fcn az tho association Residents OF the Haeon suDurO
evening" 10 organize Duiidlne ana oa
which will mako eight In operation In the Guy
IL Marsh ha. been elected president OF the medical
Ian Of The General Hospital place r John omlp VINO
6ad Tho Republican County Convention nominated htoo
for Coroner left To tho County E1ecuive
,,dasd IN The Committee has taken thAt WOW Auu
Trained Tho name Charles Hutan me IAtor wiz run
az IN dependent COMPANY B. ISL Batton ma nc
cenied Tho challenge OF Comp n TOT rno mse"-
tranbv will be- COTTON 10 be shot fsr Hnpuy
OF .ocstes Paterson both Irsh anu "
i,,tIns have arranged for mass meeting ~
Hail on "Wednesday evening 10 proest agnnst no
sion Of free spe sch free press In ireAha ."S
Governnept Among those who are anhounceu ~
address the meeting Gre lanes
William W. Phelps Governor 0reen OF g.ov c~
and Mater Workman Quinn. Of pstnot Asss"SSy 10
Kn,rhts OF Labor Thomss saeth are ~
R,vsr at al q tho scranton ana W
~ rress on Tie IackswAune ena "ssse'a 49,
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WHIT p0LIoEMAY 0UGnr TO Kyow

Chief Examiner Ice Phillips aud other Officers 81 me
Muulcpa Ciy Service Board were busy all day YESTERDAY
ai the College Of the Cty Of New York examining 'd"u
dates for the police force Forty four men were "a
amned for Park duty and 300 FOR patrolmen All o VINO"
have successfully passed the searching scrutiny VI "'
v,urqh and the ten tests a. to p steal quallhca
tions at Woods Gymnasium.
The Anal ordeal that OF yesterday ~ ~ th'I h"h'ai
attainmcnts. branch Of the examination ~ p's'u
upon common sense aud utility. and consists OF h'c SUP
iecs Rules and regulations Ia Police Department.
with which candidates become familiar by studying
manual supplied BY the Board CITY Information I" 10
localities city and etc. Arithmetic two
simple problems each Of the four rules additions multi
plea ION. subtraction and division f-RcadR aOuu run
print and from writing; and 5WritinB from detath,n
This II enable the examiners to acquire suttahta
idea Of the ndldatcs ability 10 take written account "i
they may hear Ia thc discharge Of their duy' ~
pass the eligible list requires average In all inc
Nominations OF at least 20 per cent
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LEAVING SOMETHING TO THE IMaGIyATox

LEAVING SOMETHING TO THE IMiGiNAHON
-Four pistol shots succession startled people In Thirty
eghthst between Seventh and Eighth ayes. At l2:3O
a. IN. yesterday Policeman Hitch ran IN the diracton
Of shots and Seventh In Thirty eighth st.,
saw young, neatly dressed youns woman holding a
smoking revolver In her hand and two men fastening
toward Eighth She Informed the officer that soms
one had spoken i'll OF her 10 her husband who is en-
poy ell In brokers' Office In Walst and that she had
had trouble about that sho gave hsr name as
Edith Hall, age tweatythree, OF No 322 West Thirty
seventhst.
Yesterday she wasarragned at Jefsrsoa Market Police
Court answer tho ch irgo Of carrying concealed
weapsn. She pleaded guilty and held for trial.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
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THE coNcRfSs or WouEN BEGINS YORK
vAnIoUs COMMITTEES PROVIDED FORA LUNCHEON
II Dr. ,NICO's

VARIOUS COMMITTEES PROVIDED FORA II ~ pH"N
At DE 'NICo's.
The first conference of the sixteenth Congress Of
Women was held yesterday morning al the
home Of Mr. Henry j. Newton, No. - West Forty
third st. with MIR. Julia Mari Howe IN the chair.
The most important bushes wa the appointment
Of the heals Of tho various committees A. follows
Topics aud Papers. Mrs. Mary G. Tc,kham; science,
PIofe- eor Maria Mitchell. Reform and statistics, the
Rev Antouottc Brown Blackwell, Education. N~-
Mary f. Eastman; Industrial Education. Dr. Anna ID.
French Art, Mr.. Mary r. Bag. journalism, Miss
Lillian whitney: Publication and Custodian Mrs. lIa
Hainey sa}Ic-. Nj Anna J.. Dtch"ort ia, OF Huh
ao. appointed secretary in place Of Mss l@pham,
rc, med II wa dccicd 10 hold the nnd oar confer
cncc al Baltimore Ia March
Al the invitation OF the Educational Committee 81
eoro-,. the remaining members OF N" t"ngre-- Al
tended luncheon DclmunlcO'- Nr-tcfhF afternoon,
which vas followed by "A discussion on rducatIohu
subjccte. In Wh ch Ms Julia ". Thomas MARS Ny
Wright ScWail Mr- Frances Fisher Wood, Mis- MARY
l. Eastman and Dr. Jennie VI. Inli'r participated
Mrs Croly &" Jenny Luue came from Philadelphia !"
preside at the meeting
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NEUS From THE SUBURBS.
MoRNoNs At WORK on long ISLAND


There /. litle band Of MOrmons at OcranVille, j. J.,
vhO becoming active and their nave rA
one OF them - Ira Pciit,
one OF the weaIthcst clilcns OF the plIce few years
ago q OF who kept grocery s"d OUT his business
and Joined the MormOns AT Utah Since then he mas
kept pom with the relatives he e behind
last adopted In theory Al least ID" Nor
Meetings held and strong effort j. being
made get Besides Mr. Petit, Mrs. Smith
SOpc VI I. and MIS- Ebert SOpef and Joseph Brown
workers. IT f. expected that before many months
piOsclytcs from Long Island will cmigraic 10 tab.
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LONG BLAND

RAvEEswooD-George X. B. WILSON, sixteen years OF age
DIED on Frdy night from what Is SUPPOSE 10 have peon
poisoning He employed until Wednesday IN the $50
ria Dve Works whore after drinking beer from TN cup no
came homo sick fingered in Intense until death re-
opinion that tho OF death posoniDg coroner
Robinson will make a thoroug h invest CATION.
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NEW RooHRIEA call has been issued FOR mas. meeting
at the Town lila evening 10 give voice 10 puoho
sentiment the question OF tho preservation or the SUNDAY
laws The ehnndrci and fifteenth Of Method
ism in Now Rochelle will be celebrated to-day 10 the Method
ist Episcopal Church. Upper Now Rochelle
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HON. NE us.
NEW YORK CITY.

Henry Holt and family will sail for Antwerp by the
Red Star steamer Westernland next Saturday pass
the winter in Europe.
Bunnell's Old London Museum is drawing large num-
bers OF people Ladies' and children crowd the place
in the afternoons.
Croton water receipts for the week, 1886, ga 60
Mayors Marshal Byrnes issued ,2G1 licenses, and
ccived therefor 81, 1853 25.
James McCann age six, of No. Ills First while
an errand with bottle yesterday, fell the sdo
walk and broke the bottle a piece OF glass into
his thigh and severed an artery. he died IN few
moments
James Gordon Bennett sailed for Havre by La
Gascogne yesterday. He was accompanied by General
Count dc Beaumont and a party Of friends.
What mechanics wish to see In machinery in Its per-
fcction what electricians study and the onset
enufc writer wonder at and admire, and display Of
American inventions and industry making up an exhibit
ton not TO be neglected can be found at ne American
Institute Fair at Third ave. and sixty third St
Vincenzio Longo Bardi, the italian charged with the
Staying Of John Barrett the Of Officer BARRETT. Of
the Fourth Precinct. taken before justice Reilly at
the Tombs yesterday, and committed without bail ~
await the action of the Grand Jury.
william S Eaton who August 7, 1882, rescued
George A. Pssrd Vicente Scrrano and George Mitchell,
nephew Of the actress, Maggie Mitchell, from drown
ing Elberon n. J., yesterday, received handsome
gold watch and chain from the two former on the occa
his shattered heal h. MIR Pallard has never recovered
from his trying experience In the surf
Free lectures eloculon and dramatic art will be
given in the large hall Of Cooper Union every Wednes
day evening beginning November .. Admission free
without tickets.
Dr Anna Loncshore POTTS. a graduate Of the Woman's
Medical College Philadelphia, has been lccturing in
England on hygcnic sub jccts and will make her first
appcarance here al Chcherng Hall Tuesday even
Ing In a lecture both and on Wednesday after
she VIII deliver her nlrt Ic'tuI' 10 "OH'" "'''
Both will be free.
A Meeting ia forward the idea Of forming College
Christian Union will be held at DOcI,ader's Thea rs
this evening. Stagg, Yale's pitcher viii addr'ss the
meeting representatives OF Yale. Harvard Column
bia Prince and the University OF Icil-l wanna arc
70 be present The meeting Is for college siudetsn
only.
Mrs. Barbara Broschardt. an aged willow, Of No.
lG4 Ridge ST. killed herself yesterday by cutting her
throat.
A public meeting Of the British American Assoc'a-
ton will be held TIL, evening at 40. q Onion square
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MORE CUSTOM HOUSE CLERKS DISMISSED
WASHINGTON. DOT. 29.-Seoretary Fairchd to-day
authorized the dismissal OF sixteen 81 800 clerks in the
New-York Custom House. who had failed to pass Civil
Service animation for promotion. This is In addition
TO the thirty clerks in the Custom House who
dismissed
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BROOKLYN.

4 TELEGRAM was received at Brooklyn Police Head
quarters from Chicago last night asking for informa
ton Of the family Of Joseph krcdlcr The ditpa''h
sta ed that Krrdcr had been found dead In the LIN
coin Oicl In Chicago and hat he hdd Dro'hci "EI"o
In Brooklyn.
Conductor william Howard, OF the Atlantic A''h"'
Rap!d Transit Road found the body Of a newly born
infant Oh his train last evening.
At a meeting Of property -owncrs Of she Goth Wari
on Friday, It was resolved Ia petition the Mayor y"
pave Arlington with cObbl, stone pavement IN
steal OF with Belgian blocks.
Eiahty-one building permits wore issued BY tho
Building Depart mont last week
At a meetin g Of the first baptist Church IN East New
York last evening the resignation Of the pastor the
Rev Jacob Whitchurst accepted About sixty
members Of the church. j. said have announced their
intention OF leaving the church IA consequence, ana
founding "A mission for the pastor.
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ALONG THE SOUND.
XEGTCuESTEK CONNTY

BRDGFPORr Nathaniel Wheeer, Dr. q. l. Porter and
others made hes Yesterday banquet given In honor
OF Major d. a. Read who returned from tour Of
Europe
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STATEN ISLAND.

SIAPLEToN.-A case OF smallpox in Harrson-st was re-
ported 10 the Edgewater Board OF Health Friday INC
pat nj servant IN tho house Of Mr. lawson vas taken "
the county Post House. and the dwelling fumgated
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MisrtlIaneous.

NEW-YORK STONE COMPANY, 1,O21 9th
~ avs-Have your stone fronts pointed with Roman
OUT loo private residences done BY orders promptly
attended TO.
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A CONFERENCE ON QUARANr1xE MATTERS

WASHINGTON, Oct 20-socretary Fairchild has re-
ceived letter from Mr. Patt president Of the Quaran
tine Commission OF NewYork asking for conference in
regard TO the proposition recently considered by the
mission OF sending back all vessels from infected ports
which may arrive at NewYork The Secretary answered
that he would be pleased to him day next week
Tuesday
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ronK OF TIE nEnarw GrANnlly SOcIErT

WORK OF TIE WKBVT " VI I'TTI ' ~ ~ -
Mrs. Phiip J. Joaclin~0n pr -idcnt ni the HoDr""
shcltcrlug Guardian society of sew YORK; ha' just
unfinished her annual report regarding H." condition
and yr,rk of that institution The sOcirty aims to
protect and shelter orphan aud lban l"n"i HcDic"
cildfcn and supports for th, purpose "cl rIuippcu
home, n various parts Of the city The rcp"n SHOWS
that II3o CHI idrcn have been adm"i &" those homes
since their c-tab i-hmcnt, Of whom 143 are pt'-hl
fumato OF those received "a have been unh'r i've
yrat. The children who come under N" care "f INC
are sent regularly to the public school aud i"h'"
for useful lives.
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CONFLICT OF STATE AND FEDERAL AUTHORITY.
WASHINGTON. Oct 29-The threatened confict between
the civil and military forces at tho Round Valley Cal
o'erVson has been avered by instructions sent by the
secretary OF War to General Howard, to withdraw the
ohited states troops now the reservation pending
judicial settlement Of tho matter 1t is learned at tho
war department that company OF soldiers under
nahd OF captain Shaw ordered to eject q number
OF squars from the reservation at the request OF the
Interior Department An Injunction was obtained by
squatters from State court and the captain Of the
United States forces refused to obey IT, tho State militia
was called upon to enforce the courts order
At this uncture the Attorney appealed the cass
70 rue United statss Court and his Captain
naw Was directed 10 discontinue further proceedings 1t
was whe THIS appeal was peniing that the sheriff be-
gan ais movement. looking 10 tho arrest OF tho military
ierce me order sent to General Howard to withdraw
me military force Is expected to prevent immediate
conflict but the question Of Jurisdiction involved Is
carried at the Department of the Importance
II mas cropp-d out In shape another In all OF the
lnan outbreaks OF the last few years. whenever the
STATE Territorial authorities have attempted 10 make ar
rests ou Indian or military reservations. and final set
Element of the conflicting rights of and deral
authorities Government earnestly
desired by military officers.
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cOTLD NOT snow the MA RK or THE ram"
Al an early hour Yesterday man who gave hl4
name a, william Holland, clerk, staggered I'M" '"'
Thlrtlcth street Police station with hi- mean anu
face covered with blood, and complarei 10 INC ST
geant In charge that he had been bruially beaten III
front Of Monaian's liquor store, No oil Siu' ave.
After hearing Hollands story the sergeant ordered
,o ,rrcst nf p HINDER the bartender. AT MOuahan =
Store, and when Justice German heard the case az
Jefferson Market Police Court later on he rd DO l'ni
der I'm ~ 600 bail a friend Of DE iiudder h""fc
that Holland had shot him In the leg but no "o"n''
Md he
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APPOINTED CONSUL AT STUTTGART.

AFFOINIED UONSUL At ETUTTUAKT.
WASHINGTON, Oct 29.-The President this afternoon
appointed Edward p Crane. Of NewJersey to be Consul
az Stuttgart.
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COMMODORE HARMONYs REPORT.

IMPORTANCE OF THE NAVAL STATION AT MAZE
IsL,ND-A STATION on THE GULF NEEDED.
wAsmrSGTov. oct. 29.-Csmmedsrs ID. b. Harmony,
Chief of the of Yards and Docks, has prepared
his annual report lie says the appropriations have
been expended with the greatest economy and much
done as was possible with this limited amount TO arrest
the deterioration OF Government property tho sum- how
ever being 80 small that IL mad but little effect
For new builiiags at the New York Navy Yard ap-
prOpriafon OF $4,000 is asked
OF the Mare Island Navy Yard the report says
This Navy Yard 1. our only naval station the OF
ior he defence Of the ports Of t coast or the protection
necessary the dIgnty and strength OF the Nation upon
Ill, the greatest Of All ocean areas ,
The countries OF hi. 0! the world their msve
me9is ssncsg 50 lar as TO MAKE among n SO Of
late to practically groups islands where American
mount In considering the'. movement the possibility
sS Do distant one nat our @ n" s
o. Abrasive naval pevers Ihis In addition 10, ~, 10
Pacific viii open ntsoceanIc canal
vh ss a sI'sIh o @
ss cons ere! tho esIaIli.hmsnt Of .ad,o1si naval
esN and iron regions Of the future upon tlns
coast but measure. should DO taken to place in 1nr
whipped condition. When the emergency arises ana me
there vii b. no time Tor the OF the n.cssary
which require considerable tune or conjunction anu
continuous erravaK ant expenditure OF money
The necessity for Naval station tho shores OF tho
Gulf Of Mexico is said 10 DO Imperative not only from
te Possibilities likely 10 arise In these waters asd
we adjoining Wost Indies couu tries and seas Dut also
eeause station is needed as base for tue Nava he
!srce Of coasts and the protection Of
ne outlets OF our Gull ana Mississippi trade CONNIE
s Sste Harmony believes that Pensacola atheugn ae,
receive In respects combines advantages Tor
snsvai station than Key West asy point on tho Mis-
sssipli River
ne estimates for the next year. submitted BY the
ssS.nsnlans OF the different navy yards and stations
rega'so SOB 1872 but after examination AT the pu-
reduced . -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALAANAc
TO-DAE
Sun rises s26 Sets 65 Noon sets 46S-Moons age IA
HIGH WATER
/.k.-Sandy nser. $50 GOV rspi GAG Heii0Ata S35
f.X-Sandy Hook. 7.01 osv fsrd TIA hell cate 9O3
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ANNUAL FALL SALE.
HORSES
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO. Auctoneers
Thursday November 3. 1887. at 10 O'Clock. a.
THEAMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE,
Broadway and 60th.st. New'Ysrk
(Ofce, LOT John-stD

Thu now ready contains carriage hsees Sns
ness and family horses fast .roters and rctsne ers9
stations and among wniSn SrS ns
gr, Of such notable Thorndale LEM AMksona
seinway 22j at years old Madison WhsS s snss%
Wksa CLAY 225 of Electionesr; WArock Wy nswS.S
ont OF Water witch) Administrator 22e E'lwood
qs2I Sir WAIKIKI etc. The horses may DO sssA ~ 'A'
change Tuesday. -. a., .A..,rta sain
Entries the uppsnsntssy csss:ESH isS
For sntrS contracts aud catalogue blAsks ssss
horses) address PETER G. KELLOGG Ce' i0'
NeV.Yerk "a.
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that tho report that tho Saratoga In distress N
rolnt Judith few DAYS II entirely without founda-
ton' ana probably orieaated In the Very night sig
mails being taken for signals Of distress.
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TIE THOBE.CARLI5LE CONTEST.

AsniNC1OS. Oct. 29.-To-day General J. Hale sypher
ornsy for George ". Thobe, contestant against John
'" carlisle for seat In the Lth Congress, filed sixty
copies Of his brief with the Clerk Of tho House.
qarsd by law. Tho brief that ThObe elected
y ooo majority. This result is found by rejecting about
ooo votes east for Carlisle and about 900
iaooe. which PEELED at precincts whers. 1t IL
Sssinrd the laws OF Kentucky are not observed. The
i cites Congressional precedents from 1901 prove
Hat congress maintained this view OF the law Of cleo
IL also quotes admissions made by Mr. Carlisle In
rnswer 10 contestapts nstics, which are held u 10
'>~i 70 his title to the scat
THE SARATOGA WAS NOT IN DANGER
"AssiHoroS. Oct. 29-Comnandsr Davis, of tho Bar
- writss u the Navy Department from New-Ycrk,
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CLOSING PRICES or Oh LIFORNTL STOCKS
FRAsCfsrp 4iy
The Irish standard., 1887-01-22
Resolutions of Regret,

AT a special meeting Of the Council OF
Holy Name Society, held in their coun~
Gil room, on Sunday, January l6, 5ha
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, Circumstances, over which We
| have no control, have tended for q time, which
| we hope may be hriet. TO deprive eX-?resident
f. ". Kelley from acIiye membership in our
Society; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we. the Council, in behalf Of
the Society, express our sincere regret at the
departure from our midst of cur beloved
brother, T. ". Kelly, knowing, as we do. at
his leaving u.s. the great loss which the Society
sustains.
Resolved, That we dc hereby acknowledge
| the great work done by him, both in thought
snd action, the self~imposed burdens and incess'
ant labors SO cheerfully borne, the zeal and de-
votedness which always characterized his efforts
in behalf of theAssociation has nerited for him
everlasting remembrance i'll the hearts OF his
! brother members of Holy Name Society; and
be it
Resolved, That not only in lis departure
does the Society lose q great and good man. pu'
the city one of its best citizens and business
men; and be it further
Resolved, That copy of these Resolutions
be presented to ex-President F. W. Kelly, and
also published in TIE IRISH STANDARD. an able
Catholic publication of this city.
j. MCALEsTER,
J. L. MCDONALD,
J.FoLEY,
Committee on Resolutions
The Irish standard., 1887-01-22
HASTINGS.

Special Of The Irish Standard.
We have division Of the L.. 0. II. in
this city, and it is in q very Hourishinq
condition. At the last regular meetings,
the members presented j. j. Cur
rier and J. J.. McShane each with gold
badge for services rendered in making
their ball grand Success on the Oath
Of November last.
Mrs. FEannora McNamara died at the
residence Of her son in Nininger Thurs.
day, January 13, of Old age, aged &c
years. SHE was born in County LINER
ick. Ireland, and came to this country in
the fall of 1865. She leaves two Sons,
Jerry anal James McNamara. and two
daughters, who are married.
A merry crowd Of tobogganners filling
four coaches, came down from St. Paul
Friday evening, accompanied by the
first regiment band They had lively
time for three hours ut the slide, the
longest in the state.
The nomination OF Michel McHugh as
postmaster Of Hastings was confirmed
by the senate at Washington last Tues
day, which is matter Of great pleasure
to bis many friends here. P. S. G.